STimerScoped_< TimerType > Class Template Reference

#include <stattimer.hpp>

Collaboration diagram for STimerScoped_< TimerType >:

Public Member Functions
	STimerScoped_ (STimerList_< TimerType > &stlist, int i)
	STimerScoped_ (STimerList_< TimerType > &stlist, const char *label)
	~STimerScoped_ ()

Detailed Description

template<typename TimerType>
class STimerScoped_< TimerType >

Class for a scoped timer object. It makes a specified timer to measure the elapsed time between the time when it is constructed and the time when it is destructed.

This is designed as a template class just for testability (i.e. to cope with a mock subclass of STimer). Users should always use STimerScoped, which is typedef of STimerScoped_<STimer>.

Definition at line 71 of file stattimer.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

STimerScoped_() [1/2]

template<typename TimerType >

STimerScoped_< TimerType >::STimerScoped_ ( STimerList_< TimerType > &  stlist, int  i  )

inline

Constructor that starts the timer i in the STimerList stlist.

Parameters

stlist	[in] STimerList that contains the timer to be used
i	[in] Timer id

Definition at line 585 of file stattimer.hpp.

STimerScoped_() [2/2]

template<typename TimerType >

STimerScoped_< TimerType >::STimerScoped_ ( STimerList_< TimerType > &  stlist, const char *  label  )

inline

Constructor that starts the timer with specified label in the STimerList stlist.

Parameters

stlist	[in] STimerList that contains the timer to be used
label	[in] Timer label

Definition at line 595 of file stattimer.hpp.

~STimerScoped_()

template<typename TimerType >

STimerScoped_< TimerType >::~STimerScoped_ ( )

inline

Destructor in which the timer is stopped.

Definition at line 602 of file stattimer.hpp.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• stattimer.hpp